Din
2nd February 2008, 11:38 AM
Harlequin Games are a small Welsh business that
charges a small fee to run professional games that
others have written.
With the use of the net, its player base is world
wide, and includes not only people from the EU
nations, but also from America, Australia, and Asia.
But in order to keep profitable, it needs to continue
to provide skilled services against other companies in
the world that run the same game, i.e. PBM Enterprises
in Australia, or midnight games in the USA. If not,
then the current player base could move to another
companies, and Harlequin might have to fold.
Recently harlequin took over the American franchise
for one of the many games that they provide. The
American franchise was the original franchise, and its
staff had game knowledge and history that others
franchise holders lack.
After the takeover, Harlequin realised that it needed
that skilled knowledge, and they arranged to keep some
of the existing staff members. They decided to keep
Stuart due to his long service to the old franchise,
his unique knowledge of the game, and his dedication
to the people who played in the American franchise.
Without Stuart, the skilled knowledge that he provides
will be lost. I would recommend that Stuart be allowed
to continue to provide training and knowledge to his
new company.
thanks
Michael Peters
charges a small fee to run professional games that
others have written.
With the use of the net, its player base is world
wide, and includes not only people from the EU
nations, but also from America, Australia, and Asia.
But in order to keep profitable, it needs to continue
to provide skilled services against other companies in
the world that run the same game, i.e. PBM Enterprises
in Australia, or midnight games in the USA. If not,
then the current player base could move to another
companies, and Harlequin might have to fold.
Recently harlequin took over the American franchise
for one of the many games that they provide. The
American franchise was the original franchise, and its
staff had game knowledge and history that others
franchise holders lack.
After the takeover, Harlequin realised that it needed
that skilled knowledge, and they arranged to keep some
of the existing staff members. They decided to keep
Stuart due to his long service to the old franchise,
his unique knowledge of the game, and his dedication
to the people who played in the American franchise.
Without Stuart, the skilled knowledge that he provides
will be lost. I would recommend that Stuart be allowed
to continue to provide training and knowledge to his
new company.
thanks
Michael Peters